When we used to visit my uncle and his family in Marble Falls, Texas near San Antonio, we would occasionally go into the city to eat some “good Mexican food.” Continue reading
Salsa Shrimp-Stuffed Avocado with Cilantro Mayonnaise
Crostini with Mushrooms and Creamy Goat Cheese
In my Mother’s generation, hors d’oeurves that were served on toasted bread were on “toast points” Her favorites were shrimp spread on toast points or smoked salmon on toast points…and once in a while this Iranian General Continue reading
Berries and Cream Dessert Parfaits
A clever-innovation-turned-food-fad of the past couple of years is the restaurant offering of “mini” desserts. I’m sure you’ve seen versions of this presentation. Continue reading
Cole Slaw with Creamy Mustard Dressing
When I was growing up, Labor Day weekend always marked the beginning of fall. The air would start to turn cool and crisp in the morning, Continue reading
Macaroni and Cheese
One of the great joys of parenting, grandparenting, “aunting” and “uncling” is getting to do things again like dress up for Halloween, go see Santa, and play with things like Legos, modeling clay, coloring books, and finger paints. Continue reading
Sauce and Sensibility’s 1st Anniversary
One year ago today, we posted our first entry on Sauce and Sensibility. Hitting that “post” button for the first time was a little disconcerting—kind of like getting up in front of an audience the first time I made a speech—butterflies in the stomach and all. But I needn’t have worried—because nobody was reading! Well, that’s not fair—my family and closest friends are certainly not nobody—they are everything to me—but of course they were the only ones reading a year ago. That’s beginners’ blog life!
Now, I am somewhat amazed to say—things have changed a lot. In the year since we’ve started, 49,000 visitors have stopped by Sauce and Sensibility—and looked at 250,000 pages. Compared to the 175 visitors in our first month, over 8,000 stopped by last month. Of course, those aren’t big numbers at all in the blogosphere, but it’s certainly enough for my talented photographer husband and me. And the best part of all is that we really are having fun cooking together and learning about the art and science of food photography. And the food blog community is a great place—filled with talented cooks and interesting people all over the world—we’re definitely here for the long haul. Continue reading








